Modern Painters 4
Modern Painters 4
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Slatj Clearage.
110 THE MATERIALS OF MOUNTAINS. party.
Their arst A. Variety of colour. — The method of their compodtion out ^^5^^* of different substances necessitates their being all more or less spotted or dashed with various colours; there being generally a prevalent groimd colour^ with other subordinate hues broken over it, forming, for the most part, tones of silver grey, of warm but subdued red, or purple. Now, there is in this a very mar- vellous prorision for the beauty of the central ...ranges. Other rocks, placed lower among the hills, receive colour upon their surfaces from all kinds of minute vegetation ; but these higher and more exposed rocks are liable to be in many parts barren ; and the wild forms into which they are thrown necessitate their being often freshly broken, so as to bring their pure colour, untempered in anywise, frankly into sight Hence it is appointed that this colour shall not be raw or monotonous, but composed— as all beautiful colour must be composed— by mingling X)( many hues in one.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Slatj Clearage.
110 THE MATERIALS OF MOUNTAINS. party.
Their arst A. Variety of colour. — The method of their compodtion out ^^5^^* of different substances necessitates their being all more or less spotted or dashed with various colours; there being generally a prevalent groimd colour^ with other subordinate hues broken over it, forming, for the most part, tones of silver grey, of warm but subdued red, or purple. Now, there is in this a very mar- vellous prorision for the beauty of the central ...ranges. Other rocks, placed lower among the hills, receive colour upon their surfaces from all kinds of minute vegetation ; but these higher and more exposed rocks are liable to be in many parts barren ; and the wild forms into which they are thrown necessitate their being often freshly broken, so as to bring their pure colour, untempered in anywise, frankly into sight Hence it is appointed that this colour shall not be raw or monotonous, but composed— as all beautiful colour must be composed— by mingling X)( many hues in one.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pforzheimer Bruce Rogers Collection (Library of Congress) Dlc to read onlineMoreLess
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